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Nathaniel Hawthorne
  1. what his novels brought to the world
  2. provide insight into the persistent appeal of the moral and political certitudes
  3. consideration of theocracy as a foundation in the past
  4. writings has been the subject of extensive study and critical commentary
  5. inspiration and literary source
  6. theorists, agree that Hawthorne novels and short stories address political dilemmas at the core of American public life and that an examination of his work from the standpoint of political theory is both justified and necessary.
  7. understood the nature and limits of fraternity as part of a broader study of the idea of fraternity in American life
  8. he finds evidence in Americans religion and social movement
  9. nuanced political judgment
  10. skepticism about all forms of social and political arrangement.
  11. provoked considerable controversy
  12. autobiographical introduced rises to charge of political partisanship
  13. heavy handed morality tales
  14. contrast the moral seriousness of his puritan fore father in some of his books
  15. after he left Bowdoin College he began his literary career
  16. people didn't like is sexuality so they punished his books
  17. 1842 he married Sophia Peabody
  18. By writing the scarlet letter he became wealthy and had fame
  19. his father died when he was 4
  20. grandfather was a judge
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  1. born on July 4, 1804
  2. friends with franklin pierce before he became president
  3. to start his writing career he would sell his stories to magazines
  4. 2 sisters
  5. wrote short stories
  6. overseas post of American consul at Liverpool, in which he served form 1853 to 1857
  7. In 1857 the Hawthorne left England for Italy, where they spent their time primarily in Rome and Florence
  8. Hawthorne finished his last and longest complete novel, the "Roman romance" The Marble Faun (1860) in england
  9. Hawthorne died on May 19, 1864
  10. suffered the difficulties of the writer in early-19th-century America
  11. He accepted, imaginatively if not literally
  12. http://www.answers.com/topic/nathaniel-hawthorne
  13. read widely and was vitally influenced by all the chief romantic poets
  14. worry about the morality of imitating and analyzing human nature in his art of fiction
  15. he refused to submit to any thorough medical examination when he was sick
  16. The last 4 years he tried to complete 3 other books, but never finished
  17. master of balance and suggestion who inveterately understates
  18. he had a isolated childhood
  19. his ancestor were apart of the Salem witch trail
  20. he had a leg injury when he was younger so that what got him into books
3 Source
  1. Bronski, Michael. "When Nathaniel Met Herman." Gay & Lesbian Review. March/April 2004: 23-26. SIRS Renaissance. Web. 06 Dec 2010
  2. his true personality is not show in his books
  3. brooding intellectual writer
  4. 3 children 1from different mothers
  5. friends with Herman Melville
  6. wrote books off of his friendship
  7. Herman only came over when is wife's were out of town
  8. He wrote 20 days with Julian and little bunny about their summer together
  9. Hawthorne expressed his feelings into his writing
  10. master of allegorical
  11. master of symbolic tales
  12. greatest fiction writer in American literature
  13. best know for the scarlet letter
  14. best know for the house of 7 gables
  15. took time off for spending time with time
  16. professionally and domestically
  17. he found the fame he desired by writing the scarlet letter
  18. didn't spend a lot of time writing the books, all the time was spend on finding ideas
  19. he was in a dark state before his children came along
  20. he like writing novels more than him writing short stories
source 4
  1. Ullen, Magnus. "The manuscript of Septimius: revisiting the scene of Hawthorne's 'failure'." Studies in the Novel 40.3 (2008): 239+. Student Edition. Web. 8 Dec. 2010.
  2. Edward H. Davidson finished all the books that he didn't finish
  3. wrote books based off his family
  4. his books became increasingly popular after his death
  5. his books explore moral and spiritual
  6. tough childhood
  7. raised by his mother
  8. his short stories were about human loneliness, frustration, hypocrisy, eccentricity, and frailty
  9. personal life was open not private
  10. painfully shy
  11. he changed has soon has he got married
  12. his children own all of his manuscript
  13. the last 4 years of his life he gave up on romantic novels
  14. he wrote more about tragedies
  15. always wrote fiction novels
  16. was externally happy during the last 4 year
  17. died on a trip with the president
  18. never like personal problems
  19. was a independent person
  20. loved his family